Vogue Magazine December 1971 Princess Grace, Gala Christmas Issue No Label


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Discover this exceptional vintage magazine, Vogue Magazine December 1971, featuring the iconic Princess Grace of Monaco on the cover. This special Gala Christmas Issue stands out in the realm of collectible vintage magazines, enticing readers with its unique blend of fashion, beauty, and lifestyle insights from a pivotal moment in history.

This December issue encapsulates the glamour and elegance of the early 1970s, reflecting the style and cultural sentiments of the era. Included are stunning photography and bold fashion statements that define a significant period in fashion history. Notably, it features interviews and stories about high-profile celebrities and cultural events, making it a treasure for any magazine collector.

**Key Features:**

  • Exclusive interview with H.S.H. Princess Grace of Monaco, showcasing insights into her life and values.
  • A stunning photo spread featuring iconic photographers like Irving Penn and Richard Avedon, capturing the beauty and trends of the time.

This vintage Vogue issue not only serves as a stylish collectible but also as a charming snapshot of the cultural landscape in the 1970s. It is an essential piece for enthusiasts of fashion history, offering a unique perspective on trends and iconography of a bygone era.

The magazine is in excellent condition, exhibiting light wear typical for its age, which adds to its vintage charm. Ideal for collectors, it is encased in a protective plastic covering to maintain its quality.

Examine the captivating design and profound content that make this issue a vital addition to any collection of vintage magazines.

Your purchase comes with the assurance that the item displayed is exactly what you will receive. Please check the picture for condition purposes, and feel free to ask about combined shipping options!

Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.

Inside This Issue (Full Table of Contents):
  • Vogue’s Point of View. A prayer by Alexander Solzhenitsyn
  • Fling of fashion—New looks for sun days and evenings anywhere, photographed in Spain: The sharpness of white for pants, shirts, shorts; the little white everything dress. White zinged with black. Flashes of bareness in black, in pink. Pink taffeta flounces, pink chiffon, pink crêpe. The long pink dinner shirt. Blaze of magenta; sizzle of sequins. The flare of chiffon prints at night.
  • Observations
  • Beauty Checkout: Scents and scents-ability
  • Beauty Checkout: God rest ye
  • Ready Beauty
  • Ready Vigor
  • The Miracle of Christmas, two images: Moroccan Shepherd Boy photographed by Irving Penn and “Mother and Child,” painting by Pablo Picasso, from the exhibition “Homage to Picasso,” at the Marlborough Gallery and Saidenberg Gallery, New York City
  • Heavenly Mirrors: Six faces including Dominique Sanda, Chér, Vanessa Redgrave plus newly restored Iranian frescoes. Photographed by Richard Avedon
  • Unfinished Cathedrals, Gaudí, Monet, Proust. By Pierre Schneider
  • Why is “Superstar” a superhit?
  • Orphan-boys’ Circus. By Michel Del Castillo
  • A Poem: “To All the Boys in the World”
  • H.S.H. Princess Grace of Monaco interviewed by Curtis Bill Pepper. Photographed by Snowdon
  • Veiled Morocco. Photographed by Irving Penn
  • People Are Talking About… “Two Gentlemen of Verona”
  • Love Flowers: The Rose. By Anthony West. Photographed by Irving Penn
  • China—Three Photographic Insights by Marc Riboud
  • How Chinese Women Live and Work. By Lois Wheeler Snow
  • Vogue’s Spotlight: Books. By Jean Stafford
  • Vogue’s Notebook: Wildlife Benefit in New York
  • Vogue’s Notebook: Birthday Party in Paris
  • Vogue’s Notebook: Birthday Party in New York
  • Horoscope. By Maria Elise Crummere
  • Food Gazette. By Maxime McKendry
  • Vogue’s Spotlight: Art. By Barbara Rose
  • Vogue’s Travelog
  • Vogue’s School Directory

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